Read more Peace Building “Is global peace hanging on the precipice?” June 27, 2017 3041 views There is lack of certainty in the international global order, writes Mary-Jean Nleya, 24, a Correspondent from Botswana. The U.K.’s…
Read more Economy & Trade “Brexit could cripple housing construction” May 16, 2017 2577 views Triggering Brexit could mean triggering another headache for those looking for housing in the crowded London market. Mary Adeyi, 24,…
Read more Economy & Trade “Post-Brexit UK – better trade for African countries?” February 22, 2017 2989 views Does Brexit mean the UK will offer better trade agreements for African Commonwealth Countries, or will it be business as…
Read more Editor's Pick “Take your narcissism, the left didn’t do it” December 12, 2016 2755 views Will Nicholl, 23, a Correspondent in London, UK, notes that in the aftermath of the events of the last six months,…
Read more Democracy & Participation “Cameron’s leadership offers two lessons” August 22, 2016 3553 views The resignation of Britain’s Prime Minister after the historic Brexit vote offers an informative view on leadership, writes Mary-Jean Nleya, 24,…
Read more Economy & Trade “Mayor wants power to negotiate for London” August 15, 2016 2660 views London results in the UK’s “Brexit” vote set the stage for a discussion about autonomy and the economy, writes Ruth…
Read more Democracy & Participation “Questions as Britain votes to leave the EU” July 13, 2016 3452 views Eyes were on Britain as it voted to leave the European Union, but Ruth Adeyi, 23, a Correspondent from London,…